COMMISSIONER OF POLICE VISITS THE SCENE.—The search continues at Ruawaro for the missing farmer, Mr. S. P. Lakey, and yesterday Mr. W. G. Wohlmann, Commissioner of Police (in centre looking towards camera), and Mr. S. Till, superintendent atAuckland (at back) made an inspection of the property. Tfcey are seen with Chief Detective J. Sweeney and Detectiv.es Snedden, Allsopp and Findlay at the duck pond where Mrs. Lakey was found dead. In the bottom picture some of the police officers outside the Lakey farmhouse in their newly-issued gumboots. _ PREPARATIONS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. Red Shadow, one of the favourites in the New Zealand Trotting Cup, to be decided at Addington (Christchurch) on Tuesday, being "dressed" at the stable of the trainer, J. Bryce. SHATTERED. The telegraph post which was struck by a heavily laden motor lorry In Newton Road late yesterday afternoon. The driver escaped injury and was able to drive the lorry away under its own power.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIV, Issue 259, 2 November 1933, Page 5

COMMISSIONER OF POLICE VISITS THE SCENE.—The search continues at Ruawaro for the missing farmer, Mr. S. P. Lakey, and yesterday Mr. W. G. Wohlmann, Commissioner of Police (in centre looking towards camera), and Mr. S. Till, superintendent atAuckland (at back) made an inspection of the property. Tfcey are seen with Chief Detective J. Sweeney and Detectiv.es Snedden, Allsopp and Findlay at the duck pond where Mrs. Lakey was found dead. In the bottom picture some of the police officers outside the Lakey farmhouse in their newly-issued gumboots. _

PREPARATIONS FOR CARNIVAL WEEK. Red Shadow, one of the favourites in the New Zealand Trotting Cup, to be decided at Addington (Christchurch) on Tuesday, being "dressed" at the stable of the trainer, J. Bryce.

SHATTERED. The telegraph post which was struck by a heavily laden motor lorry In Newton Road late yesterday afternoon. The driver escaped injury and was able to drive the lorry away under its own power.